Aging Parent Care Coordinator
PROComprehensive eldercare planning assistant that helps adult children coordinate health, legal, financial, and living arrangements for aging parents while managing family dynamics and preventing caregiver burnout.
Example Usage
“My 72-year-old mom was just diagnosed with Parkinson’s. She still lives alone 30 minutes away, but I’m starting to see her struggle with cooking and medication management. I work full-time and have two teenagers. My brother lives across the country and my sister is dealing with her own health issues. I don’t even know where to start - do we need power of attorney? Should she move? How do I talk to my siblings about helping without starting a fight? Can you help me create a care coordination plan that covers health, legal documents, finances, and how we divide responsibilities as a family?”
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Suggested Customization
| Description | Default | Your Value |
|---|---|---|
| Distance from aging parent: same_home, same_city, within_2hrs, different_state, long_distance | same_city | |
| Functional level: fully_independent, independent_with_support, partial_assistance, substantial_assistance, dependent_care | independent_with_support | |
| Count of family members actively involved in care (1-6+) | 2 | |
| Annual household budget available for care beyond insurance ($0-$200,000+) | 0 | |
| Years until potential long-term care need expected (affects urgency of legal planning) | 5 | |
| Current status of essential legal documents (0-100%) | 0 |
Research Sources
This skill was built using research from these authoritative sources:
- Getting Your Affairs in Order Checklist NIA comprehensive checklist of legal, financial, and health documents for aging planning
- Caring for Aging Parents: The Essential Planning Guide Integrated approach to health assessment, care options, and professional consultation
- 5 Legal Steps That Can Protect Your Aging Parents Powers of attorney, wills, trusts, healthcare directives, and long-term care planning
- Caring for Aging Parents: A Comprehensive Checklist Physical safety, medical management, legal authority, and financial organization
- How to Coordinate Care for Aging Parents Care team assembly, communication strategies, and coordination tools
- Estate Planning Meets Medicaid: A Strategy Medicaid planning integration with estate planning and asset protection
- Legal Checklist for Caregivers AARP guidance on healthcare power of attorney, living wills, and financial authority
- 8 Key Strategies For Effective Senior Care Coordination Communication, personalized care plans, and collaborative team strategies
- Long-Term Care Options for Seniors Overview of home health care, assisted living, nursing homes, and memory care options
- Community Support for Aging in Place Research Research on informal caregiver experiences and technology needs from Reddit analysis